How are these install, just by an adhesive? If so is it clear coat safe?
32368
Yes they are adhesive. I believe so. Most anything installed with adhesive is clear coat safe.
32369
You clean the surface with alcohol wipes and they adhere with adhesive. Once applied they are pretty much permanent and are not intended to be removed. Installation is easy and simple if you take your time and use the supplied templates.
32370
They are adhesive. Be sure to use the supplied templates and once you have them situated, peel the cover off of the back and apply.Easy and quick to install.
32371
Yes, it is adhesive. These are OEM so you may need to check with Mazda about safety.
563390
yes, I had protective film on all of them. As long as adhesive back seems "not used" it should be fine.
561390
It's very easy to install. It arrives fully assembled, so there's nothing to "put together." The manufacturer provides a small tube of silicone "glue," but it's really just silicone in a tube. I had some silicone lying around my workshop, so I just used that and my caulking gun to apply a generous amount of clear silicone to the back of the unit. The main thing to get right is the cleanliness of the surface to which you are mounting the unit. It must be clean and free of gunk, soap scum, wax, or any other gooey stuff. I scrubbed my tile with Ajax; rinsed, dried, and then cleaned again with alcohol. With a clean surface you'll get a good strong bond. Position the unit to the location and height you prefer. Apply a couple of big gobs to the back of the unit and press firmly against the mounting surface. Hold in place for a minute or two. I like to place three or four lengths of painting tape over the unit to hold it in place overnight. Remove tape carefully the next day, and you should have a great bond.
109644
These screen protectors have a sticky side that is covered by a film with a removal tab labeled "1" and a non sticky side with a film labeled "2". The most important thing to remember is to thuroughly clean and dry the screen with a lint free cloth prior to installing! Even the smallest speck of dust will stand out. When ready, peel the sticky side film off and carefully align the bottom edge with your screen, then allow it to settle into place. Use a credit card to push any bubbles to the edges. Bubbles with specks will not move. Last step is to peel off non sticky film.
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Double sided adhesive tape that is already applied to the base. To install, clean tank surface then peel off the adhesive backing on the base and press the base on the tank. The adhesive is strong so make sure the placement is correct the first time.
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Sorry I am way behind on reading my email been too busy. Yes they use an adhesive tape that is already in place, just have to peel and stick in place, if you read the instructions its pretty easy. Just takes time to make sure its right, bc once its stuck its stuck!
215995
They have adhesive on back, they come off of glass fairly easy. Wall may be different story, maybe if you just use a little pressure and not press them on tight, you may be OK. Hope this helps.
650823
You'll need a razor or a scraper to get them off -- they do have a 'permanent' adhesive, and are not static clings. Hope that helps!
254920
No self adhesive... Two way tape ,,or staple..3/8".They do come with instal suggestions.Hope that helps
163307
Good Morning,These are VERY easy to install, as long as you have a couple of simple tools. A flat bladed screwdriver, and a pair of pliers should do the trick.PLUS, you are taking apart and installing PLASTIC connectors, so be sure to take your time when pulling them out, and putting them back into the holes.Hope that helpsRegardsChuck
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The tape has a backing which protects the glue. You peel off the backing before you install. Works great!
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I would say you probably want to remove them if not used for a long period. Otherwise, probably ok especially since they take a little time to install with good placement spacing and tight. They are plastic and rubber so they probably will degrade more if left on and outside.
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They peeled off fairly easily by hand for me. They didn't take any paint off or anything like that. Of course there's no guarantee you won't lose a little paint and have to touch up, but the cling was stronger than regular vinyl clings for windows yet not as strong as masking tape.
614801
They have adhesive and are actually pretty permanent. I needed to remove them and had difficulty. Hope this helps!
805467
I haven't used the adhesive to stick them to anything. I have glue dots at home and they are very hardy and have not damaged anything they have touched. I have used the eyes on the car with the glue dots, however the back is cardboard so if you don't seal it in something waterproof (if you're planning on keeping them on for a prolonged period) then they will slightly warp in the rain.
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I have not had a reason to remove them yet. The adhesive seems to be a lot like double sided tape so if you heat it with a hairdryer and carefully peel it off you should be ok. A little goo-off should clean up any residue left behind.
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No, I used short screws (not included) for my application. There are holes for this method of installation but a weather resistant adhesive should work as well